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andy verity has this exclusive report.in dubai. he discovered they were handing out suspiciously large amount of cash for gold. in one year alone, $5.2 billion. but amjan's bosses didn't want to report it. if you identify a suspicious transaction, you should report it to the authorities. and what we identified was way beyond suspicion. instead of reporting the crimes that i told them about, my bosses just covered them up. documents show ey even advised kaloti to cover up the crime. kaloti had bought gold bars that have been coated silver and smuggled to dubai. in this report, kaloti seems to admit it. but ey deletes the words "bars coated with silver", and instead inserts, "certain documentary irregularities". ey turned a crime into a "documentary irregularity". why is it so serious if you see suspicious activity and you don't report it? you are committing a criminal offence. so, under the proceeds of crime act, by failing to report that suspicion, you, as the individual in that regulated institution, could be prosecuted.

mr blutner, hello, i'm andy verity from bbc panorama. will you answer some questions for me? no.ave asked you these questions. no. why are you willing to accept large sums of cash, higher than the legal limit come in exchange for gold? mr blutner, you have been convicted, you know it is illegal to accept more than 3000 euros of cash, why have you offered to do it? we have seen evidence. why are you helping criminals to get rich on dirty money? aren't you playing a very dangerous game here? notjust with your own liberty but with other people's? mr blutner was a crucial link for the crime gang. he turned their drug cash into gold, so they could smuggle it out of europe. the more you move across the border, the harder it is for the investigator to really track that back to the original source, and you can move intojurisdictions that will ask very few questions and sell them on. they gang knewjust the place to go to — dubai, the city of gold. it is a magnet for business, money and extravagant wealth, and it has become one of the world sent for money—laundering. millions of dollars of

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we had witnesses on technical states we had problems with the voter lists and also electronic and veritie devices turned out i. didn't announce the final figure of turnout the government blames taliban attacks and threats to turn out an estimated 26 percent of just more than $9000000.00 registered voters but analysts say there were other problems one factor could be because of the insecurity that you have in afghanistan and the other primary factor i believe is because of the 2014 elections and subsequently to 2018 and actions where people lost trust as well as this whole electoral process and democratic process of concern. back to the workshop ratman says tradesmen like him are struggling and differences need to be resolved. my message to everyone is peace i am thirsty for peace i'm demanding all sides whether the taliban or the government sit together and make efforts towards peace so everyone will have a bright future no one is investing because there is no security. rather than believes his that will count towards political stability but many even when the election results were announ

questioning the driver though he reportedly injured himself in the attack we don't know about the verity of his injuries just to bring our viewers up to date on what we know about this story so far it's a developing story taking place in limbo in the state of central germany not too far from frankfurt 9 people have been injured one seriously after a stolen truck into a line of cars damaging those cars and leaving a number of people who were inside of those cars injured police are investigating the incident as a possible terrorist attack now the crash happened as i said in the driver drove the truck into that line of cars. pushing the vehicles into each other the police detained the driver he was injured and it's not immediately clear about whether the incident was deliberate or accidental we are looking at pictures now and you can see just how severe the how severe that crash was the a number of cars were involved in it. apparently the truck was driven with great violence into this line of cars leaving numerous people injured. we have our correspondents we have our correspondent simon yo

our economics correspondent, andy verity, is here. thanks, reeta.the biggest boost to spending this decade and still keep government borrowing at less than 2% of the size of the economy. but the institute for fiscal studies says no — he's going to break that rule. in march his predecessor philip hammond had a buffer of £27 billion to use for tax cuts or spending boosts to help the economy if it ran into trouble. but a weaker economy and less tax from corporations has shrunk that buffer to £14 billion — and he's already spent all of that in the autumn spending round. the ifs says the government's now operating without any fiscal rules. we have had so many fiscal rules over the last ten years, most of which have been broken over the place just before being which have been broken over the placejust before being broken. that will happen again now, we are on course to break the current fiscal rules. the government is beginning to lose an anchor, a framework, it is unclear what it is trying to achieve in terms of debt, borrowing and spending. i guess the

in london, the editor of the mail on sunday, ted verity, said nothing as he arrived at his office.tory and will defend the case vigorously. if the case is fought out in open court it is conceivable that the sussexes will have to give evidence. it will be a defining moment for them, the wider royal family, and the british popular press. nicholas witchell, bbc news, johannesburg. we can talk to nick in johannesburg now. the royal couple have enjoyed positive coverage on this tour, you made that point, so, why this action now? i think their hand was. by the legal process, solicitors for the two sides, for the sussex is in for associated newspapers have been in touch with each other for a good few months, properly since february, they have failed to reach an out—of—court settlement and so, it was decided by the sussexes that they would take mail on sunday to court, the court papers were lodged, they were processed on monday, the fa ct they were processed on monday, the fact that this action was being taken was fact that this action was being ta ken was about fact that this action was b

argentina have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's election now overall support for president verity mockery has fallen amid economic turmoil he's facing strong competition from opposition leader about her finance he's been trying to convince voters that he has the right plan to reboot the country's ailing economy treason by reports from buenos aires. last year a lot of our members never thought he could become argentina's next president he was a rival of former president cristina fernandez the commissioner and even though he was her husband mr kitchen of chief of staff he was also a fierce critic of her time in office now a lot of the one christina as people call them have pulled their differences aside together they have a better chance of defeating center right president in sunday's vote though i told christina let's do it together and let's do it right let's do it together and show the best team in argentina is this one the one that thinks for a hint ons 4 years have passed 4 years of pain of seeing $43.00 small companies shut down a diary thousands of people without work regiona

verity i'm an international journalist and your industry. billions of foreign aid going to haiti why do citizens say that they are not seeing any benefit to the people demonstrators want change to the country to food.

. >> there was another reference in the dye verity memo -- diversity memo. >> also, i have to say and i appreciate and this is a conversation we need to have in our society. i appreciate the speaker that said the school is interested in taking on white dominance. you are 52% white. ththe diversity is getting worse from your first class to now. we are struggling with the same thing, but i just think it is not -- that really concerns me. it doesn't appear the efforts you are making however well heartfelt they are are working. those are my questions for now. >> commissioner collins. >> i guess i wanted to follow-up. i am sorry for being late. i was at back to school night for my daughter. i don't know if you have seen this data. i specifically requested data because when you are calling yourself diverse by design school and you have been in business for a while, you should be able to show that you are doing that. it is important because we are asked to approve schools based on the ability to do as well or better than comparable schools. the way we are traditionally asked to do that is by

they won't do it out of the open verity of one person controlling all the information. schiff.me guy who likely changed the dates on my emails to create all the bombs show that we saw on cnn. breaking news, bombshell! it's fake. four days later there is barely a retraction. often times they just let it out there as it was if a fact. now it was total nonsense but he way every 30 minutes and then i get to read about it concurrently with those bathroom breaks on cnn eight hours later. it's nonsense and it's going on again and i'm surprised that the media who has been so vocal about not want a democracy to die in darkness. they don't wanted to die in darkness. there totally buying with this being and going on and total darkness. it's a disgrace. >> sean: he's a material witness and the case. he is a pathological liar. he's been telling lies in conspiracy theories. he can call the hearsay whistle-blower, whistle-blower because he did have contact and he lied about that too. they bring in the whistle-blower and the questions come out which are, what did the office tell you? did they

our economics correspondent, andy verity, explains more. thanks, reeta.ding this decade and still keep government borrowing at less than 2% of the size of the economy. but the institute for fiscal studies says no — he's going to break that rule. in march his predecessor philip hammond had a buffer of £27bn to use for tax cuts or spending boosts to help the economy if it ran into trouble. but a weaker economy and less tax from corporations has shrunk that buffer to £14 billion — and he's already spent all of that in the autumn spending round. the ifs says the government's now operating without any fiscal rules. we've had so many fiscal rules over the past ten years, most of which have been broken or replaced just before they have been broken, that will happen again now because we are on course to break the current set of fiscal rules. the government is beginning to lose a framework and become very unclear what it is trying to achieve in terms of debt and borrowing and spending. the chancellor, i guess, ortry and borrowing and spending. the chancellor, i gu

what's been happening in ames that means that it has been some careless and india and the only silly verity is the let's say and what magic city that is from the fact that as a music is that a right to eat in the recent spain indian relocate themselves why do not the movements within the e.u. but not need to be saying yes this is a work around from a situation that's been there for years and it's hard to to move in brussels if it doesn't work what kind of positive impact could it have on those countries who've been there on the front line of this i'm thinking here specifically about greece the great governments as well of course and the greek islands. look carefully as pointed out the current discussions during include grace even though the number of arrivals to grace increased quite significantly and the discussions are only really focusing on the central mediterranean at the moment and it is to solve this problem of the standoffs see that have been happening for the past year which occur aided by this tension around going to a port of safety and and so we need to prioritize once again tha

in london, the editor of the mail on sunday, ted verity, said nothing as he arrived at his office. the case vigorously. if the case is fought out in open court, it's conceivable that the sussexes will have to give evidence. it will be a defining moment for them, the wider royal family, and the british popular press. let's have a look at the weather. if you have been watching all week, you have been watching lorenzo and it is about to come close to us. not quite as bad as it was? well, that is right, yes. very good. i will do this, shall i? there has been confusion, notjust on my part but on the part of the channel because the rain we had yesterday was nothing to do with lorenzo, nothing to do with lorenzo's x even. who said it was common name names? i don't know, but it is there if you wa nt to i don't know, but it is there if you want to go back and view it! i'm just trying to clear it up. there was no confusion as we will see a little later on. i want to take you back to saturday, a bit of history about lorenzo. this was saturday, when it was a category five. the top end, major h

our economics correspondent, andy verity, explains more.to break that rule. in march his predecessor philip hammond had a buffer of £27 billion to use for tax cuts or spending boosts to help the economy if it ran into trouble. but a weaker economy and less tax from corporations has shrunk that buffer to £14 billion — and he's already spent all of that in the autumn spending round. the ifs says the government's now operating without any fiscal rules. we have had so many different fiscal rules over the last ten years, most broken, that is going to happen again now because we are on course to break the current set of fiscal rules. the government is beginning to lose an anchor and framework, becoming unclear what it is trying to achieve in terms of debt and borrowing and spending. the chancer i guess we'll try and give us some sense of that in a coming budget but at the moment we are adrift. far from sticking to the government's 2017 manifesto pledge to balance the budget — spend no more than its income — it's now pledged to spend £325 billion